Articles tagged “tui”

The Iran war didn't just raise fuel costs — it upended many travel company's business plans for 2026.

TUI went from reporting record EBIT to suspending revenue guidance as conflict in the Middle East disrupts travel plans.

Cruises are carrying TUI’s results, but distribution is moving away from the web and toward apps and artificial intelligence.

Artificial intelligence will play a role in TUI Group’s efforts to bring down costs within its markets and airline division.

Africa’s hotel boom is real thanks to growing demand for alternatives to overtourism, and TUI’s expansion signals confidence. But the long-term test will be whether TUI can convert pipeline optimism into actual openings.

The floods in Ibiza are a reminder that even world-class tourist destinations can see their infrastructure buckle under extreme weather.

Booking.com sees growing its flights business as a strategic priority. An eTraveli deal may still be on its agenda if it can get the courts to overturn a competition decision.

Viator has always been open to partnerships with competing platforms, but the approach may not fit with Airbnb's current strategy.

TUI's ambition to reinvent itself as a "global curated leisure marketplace" that sells travel a la carte as much as in packages deserves credit for its scope. But it will be a tough trick to pull off.

On today’s podcast we unpack the impact AI on smartphones, TUI’s new local product, and Qatar Air’s new AI tool.